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Stories from Kathasaritsagara - Page 63
"This is Dhumapura — the city of the rakshasa Agnishikha," she answered. "I am his daughter, Rupashikha. Who are you? Why have you come here?" Shringabhuja told her his story. Then Rupashikha said, "I took the golden arrow as a ...
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The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
Sringabhuja completed his journey, and alighting from his horse, announced to Agnisikha the delivery of his message. The Bakshas, surprised at his safe return, began to think the prince something mure than human, and to tremble for his own ...
Reuben Percy, John Timbs, 1845
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The Kathá Sarít Ságara: Or, Ocean of the Streams of Story
For who is able to work such unrighteousness in my realm ?" When he had said this, he summoned a Vetala, named Agnisikha. And he, when summoned, came, tall, with flaming eyes, with upstanding hair ; and said to the king, "Tell me what I ...
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The Journal of the Indian Botanical Society - Volume 75 - Page 134
Table 1 . Per cent cells with chromosomal aberrations during root tip mitosis in original chrysanthemum cv. 'D-5' and three of its gamma ray induced mutants 'Alankar', 'Agnisikha' & 'Shabnam' J Indian bot Soc Vol 75 (1996) 135-136 IN VITRO.
Indian Botanical Society, 1996
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Indian Medicinal Plants: A Compendium of 500 Species
Kuyimpu, Centurakam (c&jcaJicru, 6)ajaznjra<fl>0) Kusumbah (-$yMO Senturakam, Kusumba (Qa^jjirrraLb, (gsr\T°Lhurr) Agnisikha, Kusumbha Distribution : Cultivated in almost all the states of India The plant : An erect branching annual herb ...
P. K. Warrier, V. P. K. Nambiar, 1993
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Stories from Somadeva's Kathasaritsagara - Page 135
He gave up the horse to the delighted Rupasikha, and related his adventure, and then went in to the presence of Agnisikha. He said: "I went and invited your brother Dhumasikha." When he said this, Agnisikha, being perplexed, said to him: ...
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Sacitra Śrī Sthānāṅgasūtra: Mūla Pāṭha-Hindi-Aṅgrejī ...
Agnishikhas (tongues of fire) are of four kinds — (1) some 2 agnishikha (tongue of fire) is vama and uamavart, (2) some agnishikha is • vama and dakshinavart, (3) some agnishikha is dakshin and uamavart, y- and (4) some agnishikha is ...
Amaramuni, Sudharamasvāmi, Śrīcanda Surānā Sarasa, 2004
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Encyclopaedia of folklore and folktales of South Asia
A very similar incident occurs in the story of Prince Sringabhuja in the Katha Sarit Sagara, lambaka vii. taranya 39. The prince is to marry the daughter of a Rakshasa named Agnisikha, on condition that he performs various tasks. All these he ...
Sushil Kumar (Acharya), Naresh Kumar, 2003
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Jaina Stories: As Gleaned from Canonical Texts - Volume 2 - Page 9
The queen was given much treasure and was seen off. Along with her started her forest-umbrella. Agnishikha had her plot wholly ready. She had a deep well dug behind her house. At the right moment, Aramasobha gave birth to a godly child.
Mahendrakumāra Muni, 1976
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Stories from the Kathāsaritsāgara - Volume 2 - Page 97
King Agnisikha, a Raksasa lives here. I am his daughter, Rupasikha. Attracted by your unparallelled beauty, I have come here. Please let me know who you are and what brought you here." He told her all about himself and that he was prince ...
